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Sun, 13 Jan 2013 21:20:08 GMTen-uscfgbhttp://the-w.com/atlanta-falcons-30-seattle-seahawks-28
http://the-w.com/atlanta-falcons-30-seattle-seahawks-28Sun, 13 Jan 2013 21:20:08 GMTMatty Ice drove to Field Goal range, Matt Bryant misses the iced kick but hits the ferreal one, but THEN Atlanta somehow accidentally onside kicks with 6 seconds left?!? Russell went for the Hail Mary, right into the arms of roughly 6 Falcons, and THANK GOD the replacements were at home and couldn't rule a Golden Tate TD, and I'm going to go have a heart attack and die now.

Yeah, it was one of THOSE games.]]>edoughttp://the-w.com/falcons-get-tony-gonzalez
http://the-w.com/falcons-get-tony-gonzalezThu, 23 Apr 2009 20:03:40 GMThttp://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/story/11667548

In doing so, they have achieved the seemingly impossible by providing the Bears with viable competition for the title of Worst QB Battle in the League. Redman or DJ Shockley, the mind boggles.

OK, Michael Vick is still there-ish, but he's subcontracted to Mean Machine through 2009.

I guess they better hope Miami doesn't take a shine to Matt Ryan.

(8 replies)]]>Guru Zimhttp://the-w.com/falcons-overpay-michael-turner
http://the-w.com/falcons-overpay-michael-turnerMon, 03 Mar 2008 18:27:50 GMTI like Turner, but I don't like this move. I will root for him, but I think Atlanta messed up.

They cut Leftwich, but not Joey Harrington? It's gonna be another long season next year if the Falcons decide Harrington's their guy.

Crumpler's a Pro Bowl guy and a lot of team will be salivating over him. Maybe the Steelers or the Jags could use him.

(5 replies)]]>CajunManhttp://the-w.com/surprise-parcells-is-back
http://the-w.com/surprise-parcells-is-backWed, 19 Dec 2007 20:08:49 GMTYou knew he would find another job and it sounds like Bill will have power in his new role in Atlanta, not to mention he may also be the head coach when the 2007 season is over.

"For most of my life, I've been a football player, not a public speaker, so, you know, I really don't know, you know, how to say what I really want to say.

You know, I understand it's -- it's important or not important, you know, as far as what you say but how you say things. So, you know, I take this opportunity just to speak from the heart.

First, I want to apologize, you know, for all the things that -- that I've done and that I have allowed to happen. I want to personally apologize to commissioner Goodell, Arthur Blank, coach Bobby Petrino, my Atlanta Falcons teammates, you know, for our -- for our previous discussions that we had. And I was not honest and forthright in our discussions, and, you know, I was ashamed and totally disappointed in myself to say the least.

I want to apologize to all the young kids out there for my immature acts and, you know, what I did was, what I did was very immature so that means I need to grow up.

I totally ask for forgiveness and understanding as I move forward to bettering Michael Vick the person, not the football player.

I take full responsibility for my actions. For one second will I sit right here -- not for one second will I sit right here and point the finger and try to blame anybody else for my actions or what I've done.

I'm totally responsible, and those things just didn't have to happen. I feel like we all make mistakes. It's just I made a mistake in using bad judgment and making bad decisions. And you know, those things, you know, just can't happen.

Dog fighting is a terrible thing, and I did reject it.

I'm upset with myself, and, you know, through this situation I found Jesus and asked him for forgiveness and turned my life over to God. And I think that's the right thing to do as of right now.

Like I said, for this -- for this entire situation I never pointed the finger at anybody else, I accepted responsibility for my actions of what I did and now I have to pay the consequences for it. But in a sense, I think it will help, you know, me as a person. I got a lot to think about in the next year or so.

I offer my deepest apologies to everybody out in there in the world who was affected by this whole situation. And if I'm more disappointed with myself than anything it's because of all the young people, young kids that I've let down, who look at Michael Vick as a role model. And to have to go through this and put myself in this situation, you know, I hope that every young kid out there in the world watching this interview right now who's been following the case will use me as an example to using better judgment and making better decisions.

Once again, I offer my deepest apologies to everyone. And I will redeem myself. I have to.

So I got a lot of down time, a lot of time to think about my actions and what I've done and how to make Michael Vick a better person.

Thank you."

(19 replies)]]>drjayphdhttp://the-w.com/michael-vicks-career-2001-2007
http://the-w.com/michael-vicks-career-2001-2007Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:57:28 GMTOriginally posted by ESPN.comVick is charged with conspiracy to travel in interstate commerce in aid of unlawful activities and conspiracy to sponsor a dog in an animal fighting venture.

Vick's plea hearing will be Aug. 27 at 10:30 a.m. ET, Martin said. Judge Henry Hudson said Monday that no details of the plea agreement will be made public before Vick's hearing.

Anyone who works as a staff psychiartrist in the South Carolina Dept. Of Corrections probably doesn't feel like getting up to go to work tomorrow. My question: why settle for 63 when you could have just gone for a nice round number like 70?